By Katherine Mallett
The quest for THE ‘perfect picture’ seems to be infinite. A plethora of editing apps that offer countless filter options, lighting...
Tag - Cardiff
A note from the Features Editor: Rhianna Hurren-Myers
“I’d rather be a rebel than a slave” – Emmeline Pankhurst
Last year we
paid...
By Charlie Sawyer and Natascha Ng
★ ★ ★
Coming to Cardiff from
Broadway, On Your Feet! brings the Latino
passion and spirit of Gloria Estefan to...
Words by Lauren Stenning
Having previously reviewed this Sri Lankan restaurant’s
divine food, Quench were invited to sample their recent cocktail launch...
By James McClements
South London degenerates champions Fat White Family are an oh-so-overlooked, and so dismissed collection of misfits and underground...
by Andrea Gaini
★ ★ ★ ★
The Welsh National Opera is well-known for bold and often politically active productions, and this year’s Autumn Season...
By Rhiannon Humphreys
★ ★ ★
The Story is a psychological thriller by young Welsh playwright Tess Berry-Head, inspired by her time doing...
By Sofia Brizio
★ ★ ★ ★
The International Concert Series opened last night at St David’s Hall with an unforgettable performance by the Moscow...
By Katie May Huxtable
★ ★ ★ ★ ★
NO SPOILERS ARE INCLUDED IN THIS REVIEW.
For me to reveal the ins and outs of Agatha Christie’s The Mousetrap...
By Luisa De la Concha Montes
★ ★ ★ ★
The collective behind this performance, the International Contemporary Dance Collective (iCoDaCo) was founded in...
By Tabitha Jukes
The wonderful world of the Iris Prize six-day film Festival returns to Cardiff on the 8th-13th October 2019. Celebrating her 13th birthday...
We want to welcome Freshers to Cardiff by sharing our foodie favourites across the city! Don’t miss these absolute gems:
Words by Hannah Penwright
The...
By Anastasiia Kropotina
Have you ever found yourself standing, say, waiting for a bus, mindlessly scrolling through your feed to pass the time? At some point...
Culture Shock
Walking in to the world of University is almost comparable to a culture shock. Your life spins 180 degrees on it’s head while you meet new...
We’ve all heard of Weight Watchers. In diet culture, it’s quite difficult to avoid WW’s points system, the side-by-side pictures of women standing in...
By Molly Govus and Rosa Burston
Poetry is one of the most peculiar literary genres and is also extremely beneficial to readers and writers alike. Able to...
By Phoebe Bohana
In the last month, the UK political system has demonstrated very powerfully the differences between past and present political systems. Boris...
Love. The catalyst for so much of our struggling. Failed attempts can lead to people being left ‘friend-zoned’ and hurting. However, this article is...
From fashion to lifestyle, from music to diet. It seems that every week my timeline is telling me something new. Idealised promotions on how the...
Words by Christopher Colbourn
Images by Christopher Colbourn and Shannon Worsey
I try to keep to a pretty strict food budget (I view meals out as...
